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443194London: William MacKenzie . lxxxiv 872 pages gilt edges giant print many plates large number of illustrations in the text historical introduction by Wylie this copy undated but mid-19th century. Top 3 inches of front external hinge torn fold-out Confession of Faith/National Covenant badly torn. Leather. Average. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. William MacKenzie Hardcover
498525Glasgow: John M'Gready . xxxvi 746 pages some wear and tear to top of spine; back internal hinge a bit shaken. Large print many plates some tinted yellow. Signed Ian R Tallach. Cloth. Average. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. John M'Gready Hardcover
1828BOOKS016673IAlbany:: Webster & Wood. G Hardback foxed; spine label missing. 1828-9. ISBN: ."of the Westminster Divines and of the Churches in Holland." Vols. ISBN: 5 & 6 covering June 1828 thru May 1830 574; 576 pp. Catalogs: REFORMATION. Keywords: EVANGELICAL WESTMINISTER. Webster & Wood hardcover
Original Wraps. 8vo. [6], 37, [1] pages. 20 cm. First edition. Full title: The Protestant resolution of faith: being an answer to three questions: I. How far we must depend on the authority of the church for the true sense of Scripture? II. Whether a visible succession from Christ to this day makes a church, which has this succession an infallible interpreter of Scripture, and whether no church, which has not this succession, can teach the true sense of Scripture? III. Whether the Church of England can make out such a visible succession? . The protestant resolution of faith (1683) , maintained that since the age of the apostles the church has had no infallible guide but the scriptures. William Sherlock (c. 1641 June 1707) was a Church of England clergyman and religious controversialist. Sherlock was a leader among the brilliant group of London divines including Thomas Tenison, William Clagett, and Simon Patrick who carried on the literary defense of the Church of England against Catholicism from late in the reign of Charles II into that of James II. Sherlock's 'Protestant Resolution of Faith', first published in 1683, was republished in 1685, 1686, and 1687, at the height of the struggle under James. Subjects: Faith - Early works to 1800. Protestantism - Early works to 1800. Apostolic succession - Early works to 1800. Apostolic succession. Faith. Protestantism. Theology, Doctrinal. Church of England - Doctrines - Early works to 1800. Catholic Church - Controversial literature - Early works to 1800. OCLC lists 27 copies, Soiling and aged throughout, otherwise fresh. Good condition. Important (SPEC-40-48)
199264421CBCambridge, University Press, 1992. Groß-8°. 23 x 16 cm. XVIII, 370 Seiten. Original-Pappband mit Original-Schutzumschlag. [2 Warenabbildungen]
anglais Containing I. A Brief History of the dissenters; II The Reasons of Dissent from the National Church. With an appendix and a preface by William Newman. London, John Offor, 1824. vii-86-(1) pp. [Relié avec :] Reflections on the seven days of the week. By the late Mrs. Catharine Talbot. A new edition. London, Rivington, 1809. 48 pp. [Relié avec :] A scripture help, designed to assist in reading the Bible profitably. By the Rev. Edward Bickersteth. London, Seeley, 1819. 71 pp. 3 livres en un vol. in-12 ; demi-veau à coins, dos à nerfs orné (reliure de l'époque).
492pp., in the series "Sondeos" volume 23, 23cm., original cover, limited edition of 350 copies, good condition, R105867
ix + 245pp., 24cm., publisher's hardcover in green cloth, dustwrapper, with contributions in variuous languages, in the series "International archives of the history of ideas" volume 87, good condition, ["Proceedings of the colloquium organized by the Faculty of Protestant Theology of Strasbourg. Actes du colloque organisé par la Faculté de théologie protestante de Strasbourg. 20-22 February 1975"], R99235
The thirty-third Edition, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein maroquin vert, dos à 5 nerfs orné, roulette d'encadrement et motifs en écoinçons en plats, Printed by Asignement from the Executors of the late Edwd Wicksteed for John Hinton, in Paternoster Row, near Wawick Lane, s.d. [circa 1766-1770 ], 3 ff., IX-156 pp. Interesting copy, in it's contemporary green morocco binding. Good (small lack on first blank leaf, small lack on top of spine, ex-libris Duq de San Lucar La Mayor) Anglais
xvi + 686pp., 24cm., hardcover (editor's grey cloth), good condition, R82512
2660993Pilgrim Press. VERY GOOD to NEW. Vol. 1 read once. Vol. 2 is NEW. 1995 1997. Green cloth hardcovers with gilt lettering. No Dust jacket issued. 583 683pp. Indexes. Pilgrim Press hardcover
1846453409Glasgow: W R M'Phun 1846. . xxii 562 pages plus about 6 small portraits interspersed amongst the earlier pages of the book. Reprint of a book also issued as a second volume of The Scots Worthies perhaps first in 1828 and as Martyrs for the Truth. Some wear to leather spine and corners past owners' names and dates to flyleaf endpapers foxed. Half-Leather. Average Plus. W R M'Phun Hardcover
1909521039London: Religious Tract Society 1909. . 173 pages 24 black and white plates spine faded edges foxed. The text of this book uses the name of Pogius. Poggio Bracciolini 1380-1459 wrote about Jerome of Prague but it is believed that this book about Hus first appeared in German in about 1845 and that it is not genuine Salomon: Poggio Bracciolini and Johannes Hus: A Hoax Hard to Kill Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 1956. As far as I can tell this is the first edition in English and is now scarce though other editions under different titles have appeared since. Cloth. Average Plus. Religious Tract Society Hardcover
By his Majesty's Special Command, Appointed to be read in Churches, Printed by and for George Grierson, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, at the King's Arms and Two Bibles in Essex-Street, 1752 [ Titlepage for The New Testament dated 1736 ] Very interesting copy for this manuscript texte on guard : ""The Holy Bible". This is that inestimable Book, which came from Heaven to direct mankind in their way [... ] Some vain Criticks and half wistler Philosophers have presumed to make objections the stile and propriety of the inspired authors, ; and the reason of their Impudence was not only wicked [ ... ] want of Genius, Languages and Heading to enter into their awful beauties, to discover the exalted sublimity of their sens and relish the beauty, Graces of their expression. [... ] of Dublin [... ]desired the above writing to be put into all the Bibles that were in his House. Blackwell on the [... ]". Below we can read this ms. lines : "The above is my mother handwriting", signed "Howden". Scottish-born printer and publisher in Dublin, George Grierson (1679-1753) was married to the editor and poet Constantia Grierson. Price in condition for this fair copy (lacking flyleaves, titlepage very weak, small worm galery on last leaves, binding rubbed with old restauration, very short margin on top cuting the pagination, used book otherwise good). Anglais
182924466Oxford: Oxford University Press. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1829. Fifth Edition. First Printing. Leather. Publisher's full brown calf spines in six compartments separated by raised bands gilt lettering and borders on burgundy labels in two compartments floral gilt tooling in remainder gilt and blind-stamped borders on covers all edges red marbled endpapers gilt dentelles. Gilbert Burnet 1643 1715 was a Scottish theologian and historian and Bishop of Salisbury Sarum. He was fluent in Dutch French Latin Greek and Hebrew. Burnet was respected as a cleric a preacher and an academic as well as a writer and historian. He was associated with the Whig party. In the mid-1670s a French translation of Nicholas Sanders' De origine et progressu schismatio Anglicani libri tres 1585 appeared. Sanders attacked the English Reformation as a political act carried on by a corrupt king. Several of Burnet's friends wished him to publish a rebuttal of the work so in 1679 his first volume of The History of the Reformation of the Church of England was published. This covered the reign of Henry VIII; the second volume 1681 covered the reign of Elizabeth and the Elizabethan Religious Settlement; the third volume 1714 consisted of corrections and additional material.1 His literary reputation was greatly enhanced by this publication. The Parliament of England voted thanks for Burnet after the publication of the first volume and in 1680 the University of Oxford awarded Burnet the degree of Doctor of Divinity on the advice of William Sancroft Archbishop of Canterbury. For over a century this was the standard reference work in the field although Catholics disputed some of its content. Thomas Babington Macaulay describes Burnet in relation to the king he served William of Orange: "When the doctor took liberties which was not seldom the case his patron became more than usually cold and sullen and sometimes uttered a short dry sarcasm which would have struck dumb any person of ordinary assurance. In spite of such occurrences however the amity between this singular pair continued with some temporary interruptions till it was dissolved by death. Indeed it was not easy to wound Burnet's feelings. His self-complacency his animal spirits and his want of tact were such that though he frequently gave offence he never took it." - History of England Vol. 2 Ch 7. . Armorial bookplates of Walter Hamilton Moberly on feps prize inscription in Latin on ffep of Volume One otherwise unmarked tight square and clean. All six volumes of the text but laking the seventh Index volume. VERY GOOD. . 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Oxford University Press hardcover
1995biblio655<p>Pristine condition. This new copy obtained directly from the publisher in original shrink wrap during a warehouse move years ago is an insightful landmark study of modern Protestant discourse. </p><p>Photos on request.</p> UNC Press hardcover
1699000422London: J.H. for H. Mortlock 1699. Hardcover. See Description. Small 4to. "Fourth Edition." pp. 4 280. Complete. With frontispiece engraving of the Hon. Robert Boyle. An extra 19th century plate of the author Richard Bentley is also included after the dedication. Bound in modern half calf with marbled boards. Pages are generally clean; a faded name is written with small letters in an early hand on the title page upper corner; minor chipping to outer edge of title. All edges gilt. Richard Bentley 1662-1742 English scholar and literary critic. He was made keeper of the Royal Libraries and was later appointed Master of Trinity College Cambridge. In 1692 he was nominated first Boyle lecturer named after scientist Robert Boyle. He then delivered a series of sermons trying to refute Thomas Hobbes and atheism. In particular the lectures tried to show how the recent work in physics by Sir Isaac Newton offered proof of Gods existence. Bentley even corresponded with Newton on the subject. Originally the sermons were printed separately - several editions of each being issued. In 1693 the tracts were first collected together under the present title with separate paginations. The so-called "fourth edition" of 1699 is advertised as "corrected" and it displays continuous pagination. ESTC R21357; Wing B1931. <br/> <br/> J.H. for H. Mortlock hardcover
1842BOOKS001190ICambridge:: Cambridge Univ. P. Cover poor; interior G/VG some pencil scoring. 1842. ISBN: Parker Society xxxi 446 pp. Catalogs: Reformation. Keywords: Anglican Parker Society. Cambridge Univ. P. unknown
In 8°; XVI, 447, (5) pp. Bella legatura coeva in pieno vitello verde con ricchi fregi e titolo in oro ai tasselli del dorso. Dorso a 4 nervi. Ai piatti doppia cornice, una in oro e una impressa a secco. Leggero difetto al margine superiore delle cerniere e dorso con leggera alterazione del colore dovuta all'esposizione alla luce. Tagli riccamente dorati. Bella legatura inglese. Dedica manoscritta alla prima carta bianca a Monsignor Zacchia. L’opera è una dimostrazione teologica sul fatto che la religione cristiana non deriva da altre religioni ma che essa può essere nata solo per intervento divino. L’autore dello studio fu uno dei personaggi ecclesiastici più celebri del suo tempo. Fu anche arcivescovo di Canterbury. All’interno in buone condizioni di conservazione e in bella legatura inglese coeva.
xix + 616pp., illustrated with some maps and figures, 2nd edition, 24cm., softcover, very good condition, ISBN 978-0-19-954785-2, R101345
242 pages including index. The hidden power behind The Family Channel, the Christian Coalition, The 700 Club, and The Ice Capades. Usual library markings. Surprisingly light wear. Binding solid. Nice copy Book
Original Wraps. 12mo. [8], 36 pages. 19 cm. First edition. In English, with some Hebrew and Latin in the margins. A sermon on 'The Churchs Duty for Received Mercies, ' on 1 Samuel 12: 24, delivered at the Church of Margaret, Westminster, by John Greene (d. 1660) , Pastor of Pencombe, a Presbyterian and Reformed minister, and a member of the Assembly of Divines at Westminster. Subjects: Sermons, English - 17th century. Fast-day sermons - 17th century. Fast-day sermons. Sermons, English. 1600 1699. Bible. O. T. Samuel, 1st XXII, 24 Sermons. OCLC lists 21 copies. Lightly soiled and aged throughout, otherwise clean and fresh. Good condition. (SPEC-40-47)
1656211024London: Printed for Iohn Williams at the Signe of the Crown in St Paul's Church-yard 1656. . 30 1-154; plate of seals of mitred abbeys; 155-171; remainder 3rd book onwards renumbered in pen long ago; however by comparison with library records of Wing F2417 and the EEBO Text Creation Project transcription of the first printing original numbering appears likely to be roughly as follows give or take the odd single misnumbered page: 9 double page plate of seals of knights joined with monks of Ely by William the Conqueror; 1-119; 7; 129-176; 2 plates of Lichfield Cathedral; 177-200; 152 154-156; 6; 163-191; 190; 193-255; 4; 260-371; 3; 375-377; 1; 371-375 384-427; 9 1-235; 9; 1-25 28 27-114; 2; 115 115 2 117-119 108-109 122-150 152 152 143 154-180 182 182-238. Despite the confusing and obliterated pagination it appears that the text of this book is complete though I have not ascertained whether further illustration plates were called for in this printing beyond the 4/5 including 1 double page which I have noted here. There are other occasional corrections or annotations in very old handwriting and spelling likely by the same person who attempted to renumber the pages. Professionally and sturdily rebound in recent years in a lovely green half leather and matching green cloth binding with gilt bands and black leather title label. Paper in nice condition. 14 x 9¼ x 2¼ inches about 2½ times the size of a typical Banner of Truth hardback. Heavy book extra postage may be necessary please ask. Second Printing. Half-Leather. Good Plus. Printed for Iohn Williams at the Signe of the Crown in St Paul's Church-yard Hardcover
1832DEMO016546IHartford CT: S. Andrus & Son 1844 1832. New. Hardcover. Very Good. Steel engraved frontispiece. 16mo 283. 105 pages full brown morocco extra-gilt covers and spine aeg foxed <br/><br/>Bound with PSALMS IN METRE. King & Baird: Philadelphia. Bound with HYMNS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.King & Baird: Philadelphia. Steel engraved frontispiece. S. Andrus & Son hardcover
54610aafFrankfurt a.M. / Leipzig, 1808, in-8vo, Front.-Portr. (Agnes Gräfin von Ortamünda, gen. Weisse Frau) + XVIII + 294 S., stockfleckig, Pp., angestaubt.
